Bitcoin's 30-day realized volatility has dropped to 21.80%, the lowest since October 2025, indicating calm price movements. However, the 30-day implied volatility remains near 36%, keeping Bitcoin options expensive despite the stable spot market. This gap means traders face higher premiums and need larger price moves to profit from options. The difference between short-term implied and realized volatility is near a one-year high, suggesting the market expects sharper moves ahead even as Bitcoin trades below $65,000 in a tight range.
Alphabet's shares are seen as a strong AI investment opportunity, trading at a low P/E ratio despite recent challenges like delays in the Gemini 3.5 Pro model and key talent departures. Google Gemini has reached 1 billion monthly active users, highli...
Ripple has outlined a four-phase roadmap to make the XRP Ledger resistant to quantum computing threats by 2028. The plan starts with an emergency "Quantum Day" response to quickly block vulnerable signatures if quantum computers advance faster than e...
KLA, a leader in semiconductor process control, has seen its stock drop 9.26% in the past month due to concerns over evolving U.S. regulations on China sales and tariff uncertainties, despite reporting record revenue and earnings beats. Cantor Fitzge...
OpenAI President Greg Brockman downplayed concerns about recent executive departures, calling them typical for a company in the spotlight. Last week, revenue chief Denise Dresser left after eight months, shortly after longtime executive Brad Lightcap...
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin highlighted the use of Bitcoin's Utreexo concept to enhance Ethereum's scalability through a hybrid approach combining account and UTXO systems. This method aims to drastically reduce data storage needs for payment...
